Four types of this phenomenon are said to be blessings from the gods according to Socrates's second speech in Plato's Phaedrus, and Derrida insisted that it could not affect the validity of the Cogito. One work about this phenomenon described its growing prevalence after the Renaissance as leper colonies began to close and proposed a historical "Great (*) Confinement." Outside that Foucault work, a man with this condition holds up a lamp in the marketplace during Nietzsche's The Gay Science; that man declares "God is dead." For 10 points, name this mental state contrasted by Foucault with "Civilization," to which Nietzsche himself eventually succumbed.
Four types of this phenomenon are said to be blessings from the gods according to Socrates's second speech in Plato's Phaedrus, and Derrida insisted that it could not affect the validity of the Cogito. One work about this phenomenon described its growing prevalence after the Renaissance as leper colonies began to close and proposed a historical "Great (*) Confinement." Outside that Foucault work, a man with this condition holds up a lamp in the marketplace during Nietzsche's The Gay Science; that man declares "God is dead." For 10 points, name this mental state contrasted by Foucault with "Civilization," to which Nietzsche himself eventually succumbed.
Four types of this phenomenon are said to be blessings from the gods according to Socrates's second speech in Plato's Phaedrus, and Derrida insisted that it could not affect the validity of the Cogito.
{madness} [accept {mania}, {insanity}, or other {close} equivalents until “{Civilization}” is read; prompt {them thereafter}]